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Android 4.1 Upgrade List: Devices That Have Received Jelly Bean

These devices have been officially upgraded to Android 4.1 or are currently in the process of being upgraded. (Devices that shipped with Android 4.1 preinstalled are not included.)

• Acer Iconia Tab A210 [UPDATED 1/3/13]: Acer started making the Android 4.1 upgrade available to users of its Iconia Tab A210 tablet toward the end of 2012. The software is now available as a manual download from the company's support site. Acer originally promised that the Iconia Tab A210 tablet would receive Jelly Bean within the fourth quarter of 2012.

• Acer Iconia Tab A510 [UPDATED 1/3/13]: Acer started making the Android 4.1 upgrade available to users of its Iconia Tab A510 tablet toward the end of 2012. The software appears to be rolling out to users one region at a time; Acer has yet to release any information about the status of the rollout or when it might be completed. Acer originally promised that the Iconia Tab A510 tablet would receive Jelly Bean within the fourth quarter of 2012.

• Acer Iconia Tab A700 [UPDATED 10/5/12]: Numerous users of Acer's Iconia Tab A700 tablet reported receiving the Android 4.1 upgrade on their devices in late September 2012. The upgrade is being sent out over the air and appears to be reaching Iconia Tab A700 users in a variety of geographical regions. Officially, Acer says the rollout is set to kick off in full swing during the third week of October.

• Archos 101 XS [UPDATED 12/5/12]: Archos made the Android 4.1 upgrade available to its Archos 101 XS tablet in early December 2012. The upgrade is reportedly being pushed over-the-air to users of the device. The upgrade meets Archos's previous promise of a Jelly Bean upgrade for the 101 XS within the fourth quarter of the year.

• Asus PadFone 2 [UPDATED 12/10/12]: According to numerous user reports, Asus started sending Jelly Bean to its PadFone 2 in early December 2012. The upgrade appears to be reaching PadFone 2 users in Asia initially. Asus has not released any official information about the rollout or when it might begin for users in other regions.

• Asus Transformer Pad TF300: Asus started upgrading its Transformer Pad TF300 to Android 4.1 on August 18, 2012. The upgrade was sent as an over-the-air download; you can also find the raw firmware files on Asus's support site.

• Asus Transformer Pad Infinity TF700 [UPDATED 10/1/12]: Numerous users reported receiving the Android 4.1 upgrade on their Asus Transformer Pad Infinity TF700 tablets starting on October 1, 2012. Like most upgrades, this rollout appears to be taking place over-the-air in waves, meaning you'll receive a notification on your device when it is available to you. In late September, an Asus manager said that the upgrade would reach users in the U.S. and Canada "within the next 72 hours"; a day later, the company went on to say that the Infinity's rollout would begin on Friday, September 27. Asus later announced that the upgrade was being pushed back to early the following week due to some last-minute fixes. With the rollout beginning on October 1, it looks like the company is right on schedule. (Timing information has not yet been released for other regions of the world.)

• Asus Transformer Prime TF201 [UPDATED 9/27/12]: Asus started pushing out the Android 4.1 upgrade to users of its Transformer Prime (a.k.a. Transformer Pad Prime) TF201 tablet in late September. The upgrade was announced initially for users in Sweden; on September 27, meanwhile, the software rolled out to Transformer Prime owners in the U.S. and Canada. Timing information has not yet been released for other regions of the world.

• HTC Evo 4G LTE [UPDATED 12/13/12]: HTC made the Android 4.1 upgrade available to its Sprint-based Evo 4G LTE phone on December 13, 2012. You can manually initiate the upgrade by going into the phone's main settings, selecting "System Updates" and then "HTC Software Update" (the software will presumably be rolled out to devices automatically at some point in the near future as well). Up till now, HTC had stayed mum about upgrade plans for the Evo 4G LTE, with no official promise as to if or when the phone would receive Jelly Bean.

• HTC One S [UPDATED 1/2/13]: In late December 2012, HTC started rolling out the Android 4.1 upgrade to owners of its One S smartphone in parts of Europe. The upgrade appears to be reaching only unlocked devices in that region as of now; thus far, there's no official word on when the software could reach carrier-branded devices in other parts of the world. HTC originally promised Jelly Bean for the One S back in early October 2012; at that time, the company said the upgrade would reach the global version of the One S within the month.

• HTC One X [UPDATED 1/8/13]: HTC started sending Jelly Bean to certain models of its One X handset in late October 2012. The upgrade initially reached One X users across Asia and Europe. In late November, meanwhile, the Jelly Bean rollout appeared to expand to One X owners in South America, and in January 2013, the upgrade became available to One X users on O2 in the U.K. and on Rogers in Canada. HTC previously confirmed that the One X would get Android 4.1, going on to promise that the software would reach the global version of the phone within the month of October. At the time, the company said that it could take longer for carrier-branded models to receive their upgrades.

• HTC One XL [UPDATED 12/19/12]: HTC started rolling out Android 4.1 to Asia-based owners of its One XL phone in late December 2012. The company has yet to say when the upgrade will reach One XL handsets in other geographical regions. HTC previously confirmed that the One XL would get Jelly Bean but had provided no specific timeline for the rollout.

• Motorola Atrix HD [UPDATED 12/13/12]: AT&T announced the start of the Android 4.1 upgrade for its Motorola Atrix HD on December 14, 2012. The upgrade is being sent over-the-air to devices; you can manually start the download by going into the "Software Updates" section of your phone's "About Phone" settings menu. Motorola originally confirmed that the Atrix HD would get Jelly Bean back in October of 2012. At the time, the company said the phone's upgrade would happen before the end of the year in the U.S. and in the first quarter of 2013 in Canada.

• Motorola Droid Razr HD [UPDATED 12/6/12]: Motorola and Verizon Wireless started rolling out Jelly Bean to the Droid Razr HD on December 3, 2012. Like most over-the-air upgrades, the rollout is taking place in phases, which means it'll reach a subset of users each day of the course of several days. You'll receive a notification on your phone when the upgrade is available to you. Motorola initially promised Android 4.1 for its Droid Razr HD at its launch event for the phone back in September. At the time, the company said the device would receive the software "by the end of the year."

• Motorola Droid Razr Maxx HD [UPDATED 12/3/12]: Motorola and Verizon Wireless started rolling out Jelly Bean to the Droid Razr Maxx HD on December 3, 2012. Like most over-the-air upgrades, the rollout is taking place in phases, which means it'll reach a subset of users each day of the course of several days. You'll receive a notification on your phone when the upgrade is available to you. Motorola initially promised Android 4.1 for its Droid Razr Maxx HD at its launch event for the phone back in September. At the time, the company said the device would receive the software "by the end of the year."

• Motorola Droid Razr M [UPDATED 11/9/12]: Motorola and Verizon started rolling out Android 4.1 to the Droid Razr M on November 9, 2012. The upgrade is being sent out in waves, which means a subset of users will receive the software each day over the course of a few weeks. Motorola had previously promised that the Razr M would receive the upgrade "by the end of the year."

• Motorola Xoom [UPDATED 12/6/12]: Google began pushing Jelly Bean to the Motorola Xoom (a Google experience device) on July 26, 2012, starting with the U.S. Wi-Fi version of the tablet. As for the 3G/4G version of the device, Motorola says that model will receive its 4.1 upgrade sometime in the first quarter of 2013.

• Samsung Galaxy Nexus [UPDATED 9/21/12]: Google sent the Android 4.1 upgrade to its Galaxy Nexus phone on July 10, 2012. The unlocked HSPA+ version of the phone was first to receive the upgrade; Sprint's version of the phone followed, with an upgrade in early September, while carrier-branded versions of the phone in Canada were upgraded in the middle of that month. On September 21, Verizon finally made the Android 4.1 upgrade available to Galaxy Nexus users on its network. The upgrade is being rolled out in waves, which means it'll reach a subset of users each day over the course of a few weeks. Verizon's support documents indicate you will need to be connected to Wi-Fi in order to receive the upgrade.

• Samsung Galaxy Note [UPDATED 10/9/12]: In early October, a blog post on Samsung's Korean website indicated that Android 4.1 had become available to first-generation Galaxy Note owners in South Korea. Samsung had previously confirmed the original Galaxy Note was set to receive an upgrade to Android 4.1 but had provided no specific timing info for any geographical regions; in August, the company said only that the rollout should happen "soon."

• Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 [UPDATED 1/18/13]: Samsung started upgrading a limited range of its Galaxy Note 10.1 devices to Android 4.1 in November 2012. That initial upgrade reached Note 10.1 users in Germany, Spain, and parts of the U.K. In mid-January 2013, meanwhile, Samsung made Jelly Bean available to Note 10.1 users in the United States; the software is being sent over-the-air and can also be downloaded manually via Samsung's PC-based Kies program. Samsung had previously promised it would upgrade its Galaxy Note 10.1 tablet to Jelly Bean sometime "later this year" (in 2012).

• Samsung Galaxy Rugby Pro [UPDATED 1/15/13]: Samsung announced availability of Android 4.1 for its AT&T-based Galaxy Rugby Pro (SGH-i547) phone in mid-January 2013. The upgrade can be downloaded over-the-air or installed manually using a computer and Samsung's PC-based Kies application. The Galaxy Rugby Pro's Jelly Bean upgrade is a bit of a surprise; Samsung had never mentioned the phone as being included in its upgrade plans prior to the date of the software's release.

• Samsung Galaxy S III [UPDATED 1/17/13]: Samsung started rolling out the Android 4.1 upgrade to its Galaxy S III phone in September of 2012. The upgrade is still slowly but surely making its way to different models of the phone. Availability varies by both region and carrier. Here's where things stand so far:

• Jelly Bean arrived for Galaxy S III users in Poland on September 24, 2012.

• In early October, a blog post on Samsung's Korean website indicated that Android 4.1 had become available to GSIII owners in South Korea.

• By mid-October, GSIII owners all across Europe had reported receiving the upgrade.

• In the U.S., Sprint started rolling Jelly Bean out over-the-air to owners of its Galaxy S III phone in late October. In mid-November, T-Mobile followed suit. And in early December, the Android 4.1 upgrade became available to users of AT&T's Galaxy S III phone via Samsung's PC-based Kies software. Verizon, meanwhile, finally started its Galaxy S III Jelly Bean rollout on December 14, 2012. The carrier is rolling the software out in waves, which means it'll become available to a subset of users each day over the course of several days. (You may be able to manually initiate the download by going into the "System Update" section of your phone's "About Phone" settings menu.) And last but not least, U.S. Cellular says it'll make the Android 4.1 upgrade available to users of its GSIII device starting Friday, December 21; full upgrade instructions will be posted on U.S. Cellular's website sometime that morning.

• In early December 2012, Canadian carriers Bell, Rogers, Telus, and Virgin started rolling out Jelly Bean to their Galaxy S III devices. The rollout followed a tweet the previous week by Samsung's official Canadian Twitter account saying that Jelly Bean would start reaching GSIII users in Canada on December 3.

• In early January 2013, U.K. carrier Three announced availability of Android 4.1 for users of its Galaxy S III phone. The upgrade can be downloaded via Samsung's PC-based Kies program; it can also be pulled over-the-air by following the instructions on this page.

• In mid-January 2013, users of unbranded Galaxy S III devices in Australia reported being able to install the Android 4.1 upgrade via Samsung's PC-based Kies application.
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• Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 [UPDATED 1/18/13]: In early December 2012, U.K.-based owners of Samsung's Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 reported receiving Jelly Bean on their devices. The upgrade was delivered via an over-the-air rollout and also through Samsung's PC-based Kies application. In mid-January 2013, meanwhile, Samsung made the Jelly Bean upgrade available to U.S.-based owners of the device through both an over-the-air upgrade and the Kies program. Samsung has yet to make any official announcement or give any indication as to when Tab 2 10.1 owners in other parts of the world could receive the upgrade. Samsung initially confirmed plans to upgrade the Tab 2 10.1 to Jelly Bean in late September but provided no specific timing information at that time.

• Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 [UPDATED 1/18/13]: According to numerous user reports, Samsung started making the Android 4.1 upgrade available to a limited range of its Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 devices in November 2012. The upgrade appeared to be available initially to Tab 2 7.0 owners in France and other parts of Europe. In mid-January 2013, meanwhile, Samsung made the Jelly Bean upgrade available to U.S.-based owners of the device through both an over-the-air upgrade and the Kies program. In a statement issued in late September, Samsung confirmed that its Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 tablet was in line for an Android 4.1 upgrade but provided no firm estimate as to when the upgrade would occur.

• Samsung Nexus S: Google delivered the Android 4.1 upgrade to unlocked versions of its Nexus S phone on July 19, 2012. The Sprint-branded Nexus S 4G received its upgrade in early September.

• Toshiba Excite 10 [UPDATED 1/2/13]: Toshiba quietly rolled out Android 4.1 to its Excite 10 tablet in late December 2012. The upgrade is being delivered over-the-air to all Excite 10 devices. Toshiba had previously stayed mum about its plans for Jelly Bean upgrades; until the rollout began, we had no idea if or when the company would deliver the software.

• Toshiba Excite 7.7 [UPDATED 1/2/13]: Toshiba quietly rolled out Android 4.1 to its Excite 7.7 tablet in late December 2012. The upgrade is being delivered over-the-air to all Excite 7.7 devices. Toshiba had previously stayed mum about its plans for Jelly Bean upgrades; until the rollout began, we had no idea if or when the company would deliver the software.